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Economy & Business - April 2026
ECUADOR: Noboa angers local governments with unusual spending rule
Waging several costly battles that are straining the public coffers, Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa is finding novel ways to stretch scarce resources while seeking to meet strict budget targets agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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